... year , a decrease of krans 137 , 352 , 903 or 46 per cent .. This decrease is due partly to the measures taken by the Persian Government to prevent tho export of foodstuffs , and affects principally fruits , raw cotton ,, rice , opium , raw wool , raw hides ...

... to victory will bo lonirnontinnnd-tn the benefit of all . ¦ - • - ' ¦ In August last my Upyernment conciuaeu »™ , the Persian Government an-agreement tending : ...

... Government agreed , in- princi p le , to the release and . repatriation of'them , arid , immediately to consult the Persian Government thcroancnt . ¦ The . pnly point at issue in this connection was a mere matter of time , in ' viflw nf thft trhnsnorfc ...

... particularly tin plates , shooks ; and chemicals , of which these stocks largely consist . The amount duo to us by the Persian Government in respect of the claim for losses sustained by the cutting of our pipeline in 1915 has been reduced by tho credit of ...

... and will carry out its duty faithfull y in opposing any attacks from outside . It may bo regarded as certain that tho Persian Government is fully alivo to tho dangers that throaten it . Princo Firouz , in reply to a question , said that ho did not know ...

... pioposed to lend Persia £ 2 , 000 , 000 at 7 per cent ., secured on the Persian Customs revenues , in order to allow tho Persian Government to initiate tho reforms in contemplation . The policy of His Majesty ' s Government was to assist Persia to reestablish ...

... British financiers aro to roorganiso tho finances . of Persia , British officers will remake the Porsian Army , • and tho Persian Government will not bo abjo to employ foreign civil sofvants' other than British . Undor these terms , and only undor these , will ...

... , the hataire . of which shall ba a-matter of agreement between the Persian Government and the advisers . The British Government will supply at tbo cost of the-Persian Government such . officers , munitions , and equipment as the Joint Military Commission ...

... Office states : —In December -art offei of most reasonable terms to Kughi Khan , the leadei of the Jangalis , by the' Persian Government was refused , and the Persians asked for our co-operation in dealing with him . ' In view of our assurances to Persia ...

... , followed by the spread of Bolshevism from tbe CauO 2 £ iis , has now largely disappeared . Oar relations with tie Persian Government continue to be of a friendly character , acd a representative of the SCompany is now in Teaeraji discussing with -them ...

... favourable to the expedition, particularly from; tho point view of the safety of our long j communications, ie that the Persian Government.' at_Teheran is sympathetic to the Entente. A new Primo Miaiater has been appointed in I Persia, and his pro-Al!v influence ...

... TREATIES [ To-dai ' s Times Telegram , per the Pkess Association—Cofi-bight . ] Teheran , August 3 A -week ¦ ago the Persian Government decided lo : ubrogato . all trmfe , f ° n ' volitions , nnd concessions obtained by tho former Russian Government and ...